Exit Church Teachings

Exit Church Teachings

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Exit Church Teachings episodes

  • Luke 11:5-13

    We are finishing our 2-week series on the topic of prayer, based on Jesus' teaching in Luke 11. In the text, Jesus emphasizes the value of persistence in prayer as well as the goodness of his character in giving the Holy Spirit to those who ask him. The topic brings up the question--what do you think about the idea of God giving you a greater portion of his Spirit in response to your prayers? What if that was the case, while also receiving a "no" to what you are otherwise asking for? Listen in as AJ Gillespie preaches on Luke 11:5-13.

    43 min
  • Luke 11:5-13
    pWe are finishing our 2-week series on the topic of prayer, based on Jesus teaching in Luke 11. In the text, Jesus emphasizes the value of persistence in prayer as well as the goodness of his character in giving the Holy Spirit to those who ask him. The topic brings up the question--what do you think about the idea of God giving you a greater portion of his Spirit in response to your prayers? What if that was the case, while also receiving a no to what you are otherwise asking for? Join us as AJ Gillespie preaches on Luke 11:5-13./p
    43 min
  • Luke 11:1-4 (The Lord's Prayer)

    It seems that everyone struggles with prayer one way or another. While it's often challenging to sustain a regular prayer life, Jesus welcomes us into a close relationship with God--where believers are invited to address God as our personal Father. And Jesus also gives us a model that we can base our own prayers from. Listen in as Tyler Shirley preaches on the Lord's prayer out of Luke chapter 11.

    44 min
  • Luke 11:1-4
    pIt seems that everyone struggles with prayer one way or another. While its often challenging to sustain a regular prayer life, Jesus welcomes us into a close relationship with God--where believers are invited to address God as our personal Father. And Jesus also gives us a model that we can base our own prayers from. Listen in as Tyler Shirley preaches on the Lords prayer out of Luke chapter 11./p
    44 min
  • Luke 10:38-42
    Forrest Brown preaches on the story of Mary and Martha out of Luke 10. In the story, Mary is sitting at Jesus' feet while Martha is "distracted with much serving (vs. 40)." And Jesus corrects Martha by saying that Mary has chosen the better option--that is, to be with him. In our world of accomplishment and productivity, this same principle falls on us as well. How can we effectively sit at Jesus' feet today?
    53 min
  • Luke 10:38-42
    pForrest Brown preaches on the story of Mary and Martha out of Luke 10. In the story, Mary is sitting at Jesus feet while Martha is distracted with much serving (vs. 40). And Jesus corrects Martha by saying that Mary has chosen the better option--that is, to be with him. In our world of accomplishment and productivity, this same principle falls on us as well. How can we effectively sit at Jesus feet today?/p
    53 min
  • Luke 10:25-37

    Forrest Brown preaches on the famous story of the Good Samaritan. When a lawyer asks Jesus (what appears to be) a simple question, Jesus utilizes the opportunity to not simply provide an answer but to entirely redirect the lawyer's focus. The man's question was "who do I need to love," and Jesus shows that the correct heart disposition is one that says "who CAN I love?" This begs the question for us--what do the kind of questions I ask Jesus say about my heart towards the Lord? What are better questions I can ask?

    49 min
  • Luke 10:17-24

    The Cause of Rejoicing: in this sermon, Alexander "Z" Breytenbach (pastor of Ruah Church in Indianapolis, IN) emphasizes where true joy comes from and where we should look to have joy. In the passage, the 72 followers that had previously been commissioned out to preach about the kingdom, return to Jesus, full of joy and excitement at the signs and wonders that they performed in Jesus' name. Jesus, gently redirects them to find their joy in eternal things, namely that they will be saved to eternal connection with God. Then, Jesus himself prays to the Father, expressing joy that people are responding to the proclamation of the kingdom. May we share in Jesus' joy at the spread of his gospel!

    44 min
  • Luke 10:17-24
    pThe Cause of Rejoicing: in this sermon, Alexander Z Breytenbach (pastor of Ruah Church in Indianapolis, IN) emphasizes where true joy comes from and where we should look to have joy. In the passage, the 72 followers that had previously been commissioned out to preach about the kingdom, return to Jesus, full of joy and excitement at the signs and wonders that they performed in Jesus name. Jesus, gently redirects them to find their joy in eternal things, namely that they will be saved to eternal connection with God. Then, Jesus himself prays to the Father, expressing joy that people are responding to the proclamation of the kingdom. May we share in Jesus joy at the spread of his gospel!/p
    44 min
  • Luke 10:12-16
    Do you find that Hell and the wrath of God are offensive to you or have those concepts ever been offensive to you? What do you do with those feelings? Two warnings are given concerning the topic of Hell in this passage. Forrest Brown peraches on our disposition in our questions for God in light of the reality of the coming judgement.
    57 min

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Teaching from the Exit Church, a gospel-centered Christian & Missionary Alliance church in Gas City, Indiana.